Reunion after a broken mirror｜Reunion after long separation｜Ambiguous pull｜Female not male C｜HE
Xi Tong firmly believes in meritocracy.
Kindergarten competes for that little red flower, middle school competes for the top spot on the report card, and college competes for grade points and credits to ensure postgraduate study.
She fought hard before walking from a small town in the southwest to the neon-lit Victoria Harbor.
The layoffs and breakups were seamlessly connected, and Xi Tong was so frustrated that he thought about it all.
Standing on the top of the Peak and looking down, it was prosperous and bright. In the brilliant lights, she suddenly thought of the orange trees in her hometown.
The mountains and plains are filled with orange and yellow.
The wind in her ears stirred up memories, and it was a hoarse question. The man asked her with a choked cry: "Xitong, don't you want me anymore?"
Eighteen-year-old Xi Tong was determined, she just wanted to climb up.
Twenty-five-year-old Xi Tong recalled the lackluster first half of his life and belatedly regretted it.
